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WWF
Verdensnaturfonden is an independent Danish NGO, which is the
Danish branch of World Wide Fund for Nature, a private and independent
organisation with offices in 56 countries. WWF Denmark aims at saving
the biological diversity as a whole, at obtaining a sustainable use of
nature and natural resources and at solving global environmental
problems, e.g. climate change. Our approach is scientifically based,
and our methods are participatory, gender and dialogue oriented,
seeking to achieve sustainable solutions for both nature and human
beings. Contact: Elisabeth Kiørboe,
e.kiorboe@wwf.dk
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www.iwgia.org |
IWGIA,
the International Work Group for
Indigenous Affairs is a non-profit, politically independent,
international membership organisation. The aim of IWGIA is to support
indigenous peoples worldwide in their struggle for self-determination.
IWGIA’s activities focus on human rights work, documentation and
dissemination of information, and project activities in co-operation
with indigenous organisations and communities.
Contact: Diana Vinding, dv@iwgia.org
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www.kulu.dk |
K.U.L.U.
– Women and Development, is a non-partisan umbrella organisation
for twenty-four women’s organisations, two local organisations and a
wide circle of individual members. Established in 1976 at the
beginning of the United Nation’s Women’s Decade, K.U.L.U. – Women and
Development works with development education, information and lobby.
Focusing on women’s social and economic rights under the general
heading “World Trade, Globalisation and Development” K.U.L.U. is also
raising gender equality and awareness in Development co-operation,
policies and strategies. Contact: Martha
Salazar, ms@kulu.dk
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www.nepenthes.dk |
Nepenthes
is an environmental organisation based in Denmark, working to promote
the sustainable use and preservation of the forests of the world, with
a special focus on support for indigenous peoples of the forests. The
work of Nepenthes is concentrated in Central America and Denmark but
also Eastern Europe and South East Asia are essential. Nepenthes
promotes sustainable use of natural ressources including certification,
indigenous land rights, environmental education, ecotourism, advocacy,
and information work in Denmark and abroad.
Contact: Vibeke Tuxen, vt@nepenthes.dk
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www.diis.dk |
Danish
Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
The Department of Development Research is located at the Danish
Institute for International Studies (DIIS) in Copenhagen. The
Department of Development Research conducts research which contributes
to the understanding of the social, political, economic and
environmental processes which shape development in third world
countries and informs the design of development policy aimed at
poverty reduction.
Contact: Helle Munk Ravnborg, hmr@diis.dk |
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